AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCayman court win for workers: Stingray Tours has been ordered to pay more than CI$90,000 after a local court ruled long-serving workers were employees, not independent contractors—meaning they were owed paid vacation and sick leave. Local environment update: Cayman Brac recycling has been relaunched, but it’s still a drop-off model that depends on residents sorting and cleaning plastics (PET/HDPE) plus metal and aluminium, with no sign yet of a full island-wide pick-up plan. Media leadership move: Pilar Bush is returning to the Dart Group as publisher at Compass Media, taking over from Tripp Donnelly and set to start 14 September. Tourism ownership shake-up: Dolphin Cove’s planned acquisition has surfaced new details on the buyer structure, with Parques del Este Limited identified as the beneficial owner behind the deal. Business & jobs: Passport2Success Cohort 41 graduated 15 young Caymanians after a summer programme aimed at easing the school-to-work transition. International business note: Malaysia reported RM218.5bn in approved investments for 1H 2026, listing the Cayman Islands among key sources of foreign investment.
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